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The Washington critic., 1887-07-26

T ENIOUR, Restaurateur and Caterer,
IL will furnish estimates on application for
weddings, parties, sociables, banquets, etc,
Every facility as irst-class caterer. Call
or address LIE M0UH, 3l2 6th st W,
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Tor SALE-Thros BcnutifuI Build
Il Ing lots on east side of 22d st n W, near 7
st, opposite the new riding school site. lrlce
only 81 80 per foot.
j. .W.P, MYERS s SON, 1923 N ayc.
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BOARDING..

COUNTRY BOARD-NeHr Mountains !
~ minutes walk from depot telegraph
and telephone; 3 malls daily; plenty of Ice,
milk and vegetables; terms S5 per week. Adj
dress DABNEY, GAINESVILLE, Va,
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Tor sALE-Un,mproved Property.

9I'oh SAit-thiihp property.
90 lots on n Y ave and n st n will DO sold
sinRly or as desired; good Width, NOT deep;
teims easy splendid opportunity for builders.
FOR sALE-is fine building lots on NY
ave g; ~ II front; all graded; price low;
grand chance for investment.
FOR sAIE-i5,CCO 50 #, within 1 bloc, Of
horse cars. II @; ready for building; sowGr,
water and gas In squarei bargain If purchased
within short lime.
FOR SALE-One OF the best lots on NJ 1t n
W, near y II ave, at ycry low lguie.
FOR sALE-Eierant building lot on Conn
ave, 1900 50 #, nt $3.50
FOR sALE-very desirablolo on Mass ..yo
n W, south front, very fine location.
FOR sALE-Beautlful building lot on RI
ave, near Iowa Circle; price Of lot, $500.
srable lots with southern exposure; easy
terms.
FOR SALE-On est n W, original lots, we'll
adapted for subdlviding; ncighbOrhood i'm
proving.
FOR SALE-yery cheap-Lot on Sd st n O.
near street cars; suitable for 10 small dw'ngs
Choice lots in all suburban subdivisions.
GEO. P. GoFF,
No. 1i20 ave.
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+ ' by d. RAMEY, Oas r street.

EOR SALE-On Easy Terms-Sew
II brick house on 18th st, near y n W, con.
tanning rooms and bath; coal vault under
paveInent; terms 81. 400 cash; balance at the
rate of about $50 per month. ~
AUSTIN p. BROWN.
Real Estate ana Loans,
II1G n strnpt n %
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sPEvlAl aGftCGa.
.sALE an rKlylI.r.Grs.

A~sy.s- SALE OF pkiNItIGEs.
sS' Grange camp Exhibition, august II
to1s On Wednesday,, july H7, at II =. IN u,
Grange Camp, ssliu ct ICr Cream, Restaurant,
AinGst mrnt pul other privileges. Excursion
Rates en- " O. * ". u u
ALEX \. WENnFRBCRN. Scrv.
,~yes- 81. pATRtUE's CATHOLIC To-
~ tai ABSTINENCE SOCIETY earn
psilN requests thc hearty cooperation and
sun uri ot all the friends ~ tu'nl abstinence
In the District OF Columbia TO make their mu.
steal and literary entertainment u financial
surccss. which will he held ut Carroll Insii
tutc. C02 street northwest, on Wei.
LCsday, July q, lssi, at 5 p m.
Fri ut admission, 2'c. All the talent vp'un
tcurod is Of u very superior Orde-. Refresh
uCits free. Donations of cream, cake and
Money will he most acceptable offerings,
Tie object of the entertainment Is to raise
II sufficient amount Of money to represel,
the catholic Temperance Organizations of the
District of Columbia at the next annual con-
vcntion, TO be held at Philadelphia, August .,
1857. orders for cream and cake or donations
in money, II left at Ellis music store, O37 Pa.
ave, will be promptly forwarded to the CON-
mttCe on entertainment. The names of the
committee: +. McNerhany, 7. Byrne, Z. G..
O'Connor, p. Daily, treasurer; Mrs +. Nc.
Nerhany, Miss Il, Clements and Mrs. L, A..
Chambers, GO3 st W.
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EOR sALE...MlsCELLANEOus.

FUR -MlSCtllANtUUS.
EOR sALE-At $I2, Less Than Hair
Il cost, braud.new whitney rife 1910 cal,
using regular u Govt cartridge Reason for
selling! ! have two OF the same caibre. Adj
dress BARGAIN, Critic Office,
DERsON Leavicg the CITY Wishes to
1 dispose Of fac llaines Bros. piano for
Sl?5. Address "a I stne,
L'OR ShLE-Cheap- -Iorse, Harness
Il and phuetOn, In good condition. for si2i.
Call between and a IN and and p m, Ual
Istnw.
EOR SAIE-At Geyer's New Reposl-
II tory, 900 Pa ave II W, carriages Of every
description: top bugg es from $50 10 39jl; will
not be understood; usO lanluulotteS, wagon
cites, family carriages Of all styles, Dayton
and grocery wagons, ladle1' aud doctors
phaetOns in great variety. Call md 500 stock.
wa. Z. GEYER.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

TN TAKOMA PARK-Flne New Cot
l. tage with all conveniences; large grounds;
near station; will be sold at once; terms
easy. BAXTER II MCGOWAN,
lO0S- -lOi0 II at
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EOR SALE-Great Bargain on lith
Il st, bet z and q SITS n W, large three.story
turned into store at little expense; price,
$500. Also beautiful lot on New Hampshire
ave, bet L and NJ SITS. 90 feet front; price, sl.75
per foot. j. W. p. MYERS & SON,
liaS New York ave.
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WASHINGTON, July 90, 1887.
COON MoRKow. nnt. snunMAN.

Tomorrow promises to be fateful
laY for.NIl. Shermnn In Ohio.
The Washington critic., 1887-07-26

EOR SALE Cheap Brick House,
IL near Bureau of Engraving and Printing;
8 W: rooms; all mod imps; price $500; and
another In same locality for s2,sQ0.
AUSTIN r. BROWN,
Real Estate and Loans, 1925 + st W.
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MOORE Il sCBLEY,
BANKERS AND BROKERS.
26 Broad street, New YORK.
BRANCH oFFICEs:
72 Wall st., N. Y. ia South Sd st., Phil

Connected with I. A. Evans Il Co., Boston;
r. L. Brewster h Co., Chicago; Corson g. Ma.
cartney, Washington; Warren j. Quarles,
Richmond.
Private Wire Connections. Buy and sell
Stocks, Bonds and Miscellaneous Securities
on New York Stock Exchange.
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IEn...MlsCELlANEOuS.

M ANTED-A Few Hundred Pounds
w second hand Nonparici type. WIN.
rue N
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THOMAS j. FISHER 3 CO.,
1924 II street northwest

E'OR RENT-A 3-Story Brick House;
4 rooms, water and gas; 1913 ID st W.
Apply to a. +. FOX. 020 II st nw.
EOR RENT-1Oa3 Vt ave; 1a Rooms,
II 2alcoves, . bathrooms, etc; all In good
condition. JAS. G. SPRIGG,
1921 ave.
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In sums to suit at O per cent
The above Is only small portion of prop
erty on my books. For full list call at office
for plletins Issued on ist and 18th.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
A young v.ndSrbilt Married.

The little mining community ~ Den.
mark, Norris county, NY, was tn rown
into state OF excitement Saturday by
the leaking out Of the fact that Mise
Celia Scribner, . daughter of George
|Scribner, OF Denmark, AMI young
William Il. Vanderbilt had been secretly
married. The groom reached the age
of 10 last October, and his bride Ia just
Ia. Young Vanderbilt 10 = grandson of
John Vanderbilt. second cousin OF
William II. Vanderbilt. Scribuer, the
brides father, is miner In the Hibernia
mine and has his home In Den mark,
where Celia was brought up
Saturday q week ago young Wander
bills met Celia by appointment, and
took her In . buggy to Butler, fifteen
miles from Denmark. There they
found . minister and were married.
Both gave ages that were In excess OF
|tseir own, and there WAS no apparent
reason why they should not be made
man and wife. They then returned to
an isolated cottage, not much more than
10 hut, near Denmark, and began keep
ing house. Their parents soon found
them ont. They were angry 1t first,
but, with time, have become more
reconciled to the union.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
PhIIslslp6h, NlIaia0sa { DallI1sts aatIsa
JAZZ. soTB. 1857.


Trains villa leave Wilmington ~ foll0we
50. Is, 60, 70 y. Il q. il u. IL 81 an
II %, . o., %. 8 23.6 ~, 20 and % p. N.
AccomnAodatieu, . 20. 90. os, 10 % .. n
. %. 90, 90, 70, 10 30 p. m.
For Ohester lexprsssl. 30. 70. 20 0l0
81: II 81. IL 81 .. n. Il 30, sz2' . 20 and Z"
Accommodation,s %. 90, Of, Is, 10 DO
.. M, 70, 4 %, %, Q 50 and 10 80 D. No,
Rev York, . 90, u, A%o, . 80, 90. So
70 o.. II 81 .: m. 81 "a, o., %, s n, o. 70,
ga 100. 10 % p. n.
Is .. m. 30 and I 90 p. m.
For Newark (Oentre) and intsrmediat.
| stattona ~ q. m, II s. and "a p. m.
Baltimore and intsrmediats s,ations, 10 Q,
.. NJ, . 81 p. m. and II IL night.
: ssi%ors and and W w ans:
10 @. II 90 :. m, Il %. sIiI. -, 5 10, . .
II trains K Tor Delaware Division leave for:
New Castle, 90. % - M, IL 50, 20, 40
o rs p. m. and II o. night.
Georgetown and Loves, % .. m, and . y
Ssaford (Express) 3 20 p. m.
Harrington, Delmar and way ststions,s q
q m, II o. p. N.
Express for Harrington, 10 IS .. m, 80 p
n. Wy train rs p. m.
mar, 10 - o. m. and II or night.
| franklin Oity, 30 .. m.
Express for Ospe Charles. Old Point Com
fort snd Norfolk, 10 As .. m, and IL CT night
Leave PhiIadeIphia, Broad street, 70,
~ Il g. g. ss1PIi f. Z 8 - NO. 49,
4 30. os. 8 n. . OF, . 81, ll:2o and IL 70 p. m
| Accommodation 80, 10 70 .. M, 81 n
Il -. . n. 8 IS. 10 o5 10 - and II II p. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

diet both foed and drinks which are
likely 70 cause IN exoess Of the blood
OF that acid constituent which 10 nota-
bly, increased In rheumatfsm. No lees
important than the dietic restrictions
10 SUFFICIENT daily exercise in the open
air. Unlsss q u taken, one sus-
|ceptible to the disease cannot long q
cape Il. A walk Of nine miles each
day or muscular effort equivalent "a
II, ID impentively demanded. In fact,
let the subject live - any sensible
man knows he ought TO live, and
there II but little danger Of his suffer
Ing from An attack Of rheumatism.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
Whitswashing Fruit Trees

Josiah Hopes, in the New York
Tribune, says one of the most credita-
BILE practices of old time orchardists,
now l am sorry to say almost obsolete,
was that of whitewashing the trunks
and larger limbs of fruit trees. 1t may
prove unsightly from an aesthetic point
of view, but the result Is Death to all
manner of insects and their eggs hid.
den away under the rough, scaly bark,
besides leaving in time healthy
smooth surface after the rain has
washed the greater part of the lime
away TO act as a fertilizer to the roots
Another old-time idea had its good
uses. Scraping the barks of rough
diseased trees and then scrubbing the
surface with soap suds made from
good home made soft soap, with lit
tie flour OF sulpur. Above all, let
every one owning single tree or
many, use around the surface of the
soil good top dressing OF some rich
fertilizer. Bear in mind our trees ex-
haust the plant food from the earth,
and needs to be replaced just as much
as do vegetables of the garden require
annually a liberal supply Of fresh nu-
triment-
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

Listen, III ten you . story
Of some ewensy-ene yeAts ago,
Wnen down N ela Oo6ll OouHty,
Aid Ne eol1, md rata aud snow,
UsAsh the roof a an cid country mausisn
There came 70 d,lisht every heart,
= infant. gtft from Heaven
10 shars In thss acme part
Joy Allied the hssrts wAe received Ain,
With tsndsrssI love ana sars;
They thought Of only baby,
Asd what baby, dear, should wear.
Tire meath the shsds Of the willow,
There by the rippiing s.reAp,
He rpsnt the years OF rs chiidbood
AND LIE wAs pisssA>t dream.
II. p',yet By the edge Of the river.
ne list 70 The songs Of the bird,
And thought that BY as poor mortaIs
swcetsr was never heard.
Except whom tho voice Of another,
In tines 90 eff and clear.
sang OF the saints in Heaven
And the golden crowns they wear.
He drank Of ths wsips cool water,
ThAt nestled me Ath toe hill,
Ana retirsd-so rest Ike the robin,
Years rolled By, and reader.
Those dreams Of life are DER;
The Willows, the wsu, the Wild wood
Are real 70 him no more.
Only the meeting OF dangers,
Only the storms o. earth,
With mover = peal Of laughter,
Nor hour Of Oh ildish mirth.
with which 70 relieve his sorrow,
Or 70 calm the worlds cold blast;
No, cbtidhood's hours are over.
1hs boy 10 . man ct last
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

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Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

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Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
Iiae Of Public UalsIA

February.
-, Hobart HeYsslin. New Castle Id.
. =. a =. Tyson. Ohestsr, Pa
8. eemusl Broadbsns. W. q. o. Id.
:. =, y. q. Martin, city.
:. %. Proud 8 Aaffick, Osntrsville.
-. ., v. y. riinn. Jr.. Nswport, horses.
/. ". $. Tellsy. Miilss and Jos.
Forwood. Ohfis.isns Hd.
:. I, y. b J. Lyons, st. oeoryes Hid.
2, JsAs Moody. ". y. y. Id.
s,W. K Z Z. b. aoiiinssxor:S .
ChrislanA.
!. W. R.Powsil. Ps,oAdsr Hundred.
80 4, &. ". Btidhan b sons suo. room
., jas. A. Conner. Wilmington.
I, MoFArlin b bants. N. u. lid.
' Z. John Hanna, Mil Greek Hd.
.. John mokss, New Castle Id.
9, g. -. Brambls. Chrtstiaua Id
Z" Q, Weldin 4 MoE1wse. W. 90. nd
o, J. q. Hulcts, MIL Greek HID.
:. ., W. ". Calhoun. Red Lion I'D.
.. frank McYsugh. MIL Crssk Hid
=. 10. ". y. Thompson, N u. I'D.
LAtimsr d Hail OhristianA I'd
II, No. l921 Market street.
I. u. Peoples 9 snsidon. Onr.s,,. Hid
II, U. B. Collins. W. q. .. Hid.
IL J. H. willard, 10S W. 7th ct.
Il, Vim BAdsnkoft, Blsoxbird, Dol
~ u, q. T. Brooks, W. y. q. I'D.
10. W. Y. Swiggett, city.
u, ". y. Vanes W. y. y. Id.
:. 10, John Dsshper, Christians HID.
Is. samuel Handy, brandy Hd.
10, Geo. Murray, N. q. Hid
. 70. W. 0ssst near Oiaymon
IT. John H. Peoples, M. y. Id.
" l1.Charles z Quest, Brandy HID.
Is, Mrs Jsnsris, city.
Is, z. II. johnson, Psucader Hid.
=. y. q: valentine, Br.ndyxins HI
II, J. H. Gould New Castle HID.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
SUNDAY TRAINS,

For Philadelphia (expressl, 2 90. s., Z 20,
7 20, IL 81 .. m, 8 90, n and % p. m.
pronunciation, $50 .. m, II 10. ~,
For Chester ie1prsss,. = "a. II 81 =. M. p
and % p. N.
Accommodation, Q % .. m. Il 10. i 10, 8 o.
- and 70 p. m.
for New YORK (exprsss). > 90. 2 "a go
20, IL 81 .. m, 3 90. Sx. >e "a, % and x
Pr a; war, em...., x,.1.mo.,, .m. -
and 90 D. m.
For Oape Ohsrlss. Old Point Comfort anf
Norfolk IL o. night.
Fer New Castle. Mfddletown, Olaytsr
Dover, Harrington. Seaford Laurel Aat
Dolmsr, II e2 night.
baltimore ana Waehlngton, I n, Z -, sd
10 os am: II %, $3.50 and5 u y. m Bait
moro, %, II II night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. for VII
nington texprsssl. y 20: 30. 70, 9 10, II Ii
.. m 81, IL ID, and IL - p. IN.
Accommodation, Q ID, 10 IS =. m, II 3s,S le
81 and IL ~ p. m.
For further Information passenger are n
ferred 70 the ticket of1co 1T the srs tion.
Trains marked thus (s)Are limited oxpso0
upon which extra fare 10 charged.
j. K. WOOD.
General PASSENGER Ager.ts
OHAnIus Z HuaH General Manager.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
.uOYsCH
PEI PEI ben ksFioixL SssS.

.,,u,A. FsoruaV :, i1.
Z. .s,ins Of the board q iIas
s,stiun, held this dey' sns
.xnsnt 70 ne by.lsvs ~ -
Article v. Seetion IL. ~
y -o.dS six months, on seoonc
IN iisu thereof one mensn'
.,,oa reed ~ follows;
4. ' es,e Of fsilars on the paN
Tor The space Of oee month ,lna
S,siy dues. provided In S -
,tisIs, except In Gases wn. ~
tho same shall DO rcmlusss
iIrustess, such uembsr snal,
/. bsnefits, and sdvsntasss
which shall hsrsupon
n,der Of the Trustees.
y, JOEN ". LAWSON,
Xai
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

N0WIvd THE FAVOH
-, Wateh Clabs are heid,
ssd cy the larss number q
Who have secured tnIous =
vsluab bic timepieoes tnat ~. VII
Es rsms.ndsr Of tisir uvss.
,nst the improved conditieu
uid enable others who dssi!s
elves OF this easy msthod 70
e' vs,ch, We have decided 70
.,sss of our club on the nfes
and We extend TO ali on invi.
and examine orr stocx o.
vhich selections can DC
10 TO enter their pemes ~
nfst drawing. when sake'
IS. II. BAYNAhD,
F,iih and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
WEST.BOUND
WILMINaTD1 4 NORTHERN nm

leave wilmington Trench st-eet) as follows.
For Reading. Birdsboro, Joanna, Spring
neld, Waynesburg Junction, Manor, Potts
aersville and all points on the PhilAdelphis
And Reading X. r., 100 .. m. and 2A6 p. m.
For Uoatesvtile. Embreoville, Leuape
Uhadd's Ford and DuPont's and interme
date points, 7.oa .. m. Las, and I IS D. m.
For West Chester. 90 =. m. Z Is, and l.6l
p. N.
FOR NAw Bridge and iptormediate points
SIS q. m. Except on Saturday, whom trair
will leave at 3 30 p. m.
A. u. MoOA USLAND, l.. A. BOWER,
Suporintsndent. GenT PASS Ag't
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
A Receptions

We CLIP the following from the West
"Mr. and Mrs. T. d Webb, Of North
High street, West Chester, gave re-
|ceptiou Monday evening from TO Q
O'Clock 20 Mr.. ard Mrs J. Gait Smith,
|of New York caty, Mrs.. Smith being
the grAnddAueht Of Mr.. Webb. Tho
latter came direct from New York while
her parents aud friepds reached West
Chester By special oar from Whining
ton. About one hundred and H'ty ladies
and gentlemen of this borough and
vicinity were invited 70 10 eet them, and
. very delightful evening was enjoyed
BY all present. Tho bride and groom
lefs for Europe immedla.ely after their
wedding and very few had seeD them
since their return, which made the op
portruity moro thoroughly appreciated
BY all the guests.
A choice menu Was served from the
dining room, while the odor OF tea and
coffee emapated from the library to 70.
fresh and cheer, amid the stir and hum
Of glad voices. The weather WAS de
lightful, end eli too soon the hour of
came around, and those for the train
hurried themselves Oh, amid fond
good .byes, while she visitors from town
and country departed for their respect.
I've homes. feeling that one and al had
enjoyed the evening TO it, fullest meas
L ure.
Among the guests present were the
folio wing:
From Wilmington: Mr.. and Mrs. z
BringhuTst, Miss Mary Brinshurst
Mrs Sadie WorrAn, tho Aisses Men
denhall, Miss Clarkson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Will Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank T
Webb, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. Bancroft,
and Miss Bancroft, Mr.. Granville Wor.
rail-, Mr.. and ME. Allen Speakman
Mr.. willard SpeskmAn, MT. and Mrs
Harry Mendenhsil, Mr.. VIII Worrall
Miss James, Miss Albertson. We learr
that during Mr.. and Mrs. Smith's 90
journ 10 Europe IN mole Of the former
died, leaving his entire eetate TO Mr.
Smith. It u IN immense landed estate
In ireland and this, together with ths
title. the family plate, ETC., have beer
Inherited by the honorel bride and
;, groom of last evenings reception"
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
Getting Husban d..

An old gentleman. finding couple OF
his nieces fencing with hroomsticks, said
|"Come, come, my dears, that kind of an
Accomplishment will not help you in get
ting husbands. 81 know 1t, uncle" re-
sponded one of the girls, as she gave q
lunge; "but It will help to keep our
hus ands In order when We have got
'em."
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
DUBLIC BALE WILL BE
l. sold at public sale, near Belle. kNV
vue, Brandywine h undred, on @
THURSDAY, MARCH IT. 1887,

= horses, 10 COVE, heifsr, l hog, 4 shoats,1
Germantown wagon, moving machines, !
horse RARE, hay fork, feed cutter, 3 plows, !
twin harrow, 2 cultiva:ors, 1 cider mill, ]
corn shelter, wheeibafrow, / set double
harness, set dearborn harness. 10 COW
chains. double and single trees, chicken
coops, 2 axes, forks, rakes, shovels, lot Of
bags, milk churns and strainer, buckets
milk pans, wash tubs and board, bureau
pair bedsseads, mattress, 1 couch, doz
farmer No. Q; cooking utensils, o dos. fruit
Jars, stone Jars and crooks, dishes, lar p
window curtains and various ethor articles
THRMs-An gums OF &26 and under. cash
all over that Gum . credit of SIX months OF
giving note with approved tndereer.
CHARLkS T.. GUEST.
L. W. Stidham b Son, AuctioDeers.
ian2b BID .3tw
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

The opportunity 10
given for q short time
Of puvchaShlng any Of
the houses mentioned
below upon q payment
of 500 cash and the
balance on mortgage
with small monthly
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
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B&HER a4
-X0S.sas:$eG(
Winter Exposure Causes Coughs,

Colds, rleurfsy, Rheuma tism, Pneumonia,
Neuralgia, Scfatica, Lumbago, BacKachc
and other ailments, for which Benson's Dap.
cine rlasters are admitted to be the best
remedy known. Thsy relieve and cure In
. few hours whe no other application fs OF
tho least benefit. Endorsed by 5000 Physi
clans and druggists. beware of limitations
under sim liar sounding names, such rs
..Oap sicum," "Capsicin" or "Oapsicine.
ASK FOR BEE soa's AND TAXI NO OTHERS
xsmine carefully whom you buy. All drug.
SEABURY JOHNSON. Proprietors,
New York. nS-mo- wc-sH-om
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

DUBILO BALE-WILL be BOLD At
l. public sale. at the stables corner Third
and Orange streets. WlDtngton. Delaware.
sATURDAY, FkBkUARY =. 1857,
1t II O'Clock n, sharp.
= bed q Ohie ed Ps.nsyiysnis horsss.
high. weighs 1900 pounds, has goed 42S
bone and v . good work horUo
= Gray hoFss, years old. nz hands high,
.siGns 100 pounds, extra good worker or
,, I, or, Gray hsrss. ~ hands high. welsh.
!: Sfsy horse. Q years old. 10 hands high.
vsis b 1900 pounds, and = . nrst-olass bust
5; Gray horse. yssrs old. 10 hands high.
e. Gray horse. year. old, 10 hands high.
Weighs ia0 pounds. and Is . good worker Of
Z Roam horse, 10 1t hands high. weighs
PsS%pss sns Is fscd .oF.sS 9, dr,sI
pS,ssndS: :sd !. = EN-. goo d!.p sSs @:rs
c ~signss 70 20 pounds. and Is q good work q
q. bay horse. years old. Is - hands high,
~. Ray horse, years cid, 10 hands high,
weisns ise' pounds. and IL an extra good
Y, Gray hor:e, 10 Ia hands high, .veighl
ho T pounds and Is nrst-ciAss work or draugh
r. Black n.rss yea-s old, u Ia hand,
Meh, weighs 100 pounds, and IL . goc<
u. Handsome black msre. is Ia hands hish
y. rs ioo pounds. and IL an extra good drive
ssisi. s Dosad: o' coca r' "ssts ': an
s"s I. '.a so:l psasi saa
10. Bay horse, Q years old, 10 hands high
weighs 1000 pounds, and v . good driver o
Uwerker.
q. White hsrse. Is - hands high, weigh,
loO pounds. IL good worker or coach horse
TEhns-A credit of ~ days, ON giving not
with approved endorser,
L. W. stidham Son. Aucts. fists
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23
q OHIO RAILROAD
SCHEDULE IN EFFEOT, JAN. 81, 1887.
Trains leave Delaware Avenue Depot:

ITSIuB Ao8vo DolAWbr0 Avenue DopOt.
EAST.BOUND:
PhIia. Accommodation, daily .... .6.ooA. M
PhilA. Accommodation, daily $3.50 A. M
Western Express, datly...... lilies A. Nd
PbiiA. Accommodation, daily .s.ib P. N
Cincinnati Limited, daily ....... 0 10 r. M
Phtla. Accommodated, daily. 80 p. N i.
Phil. Accom- mod alton, daily 1900 p. NJ
Chicago Limited, daily ...........1ae3 A. n.
WEST-BOUND:
Chicago Limited, daily. ..........7.4b A M
Arrives Chicago lilo next morning. Thif
train docs not take baltimore passengers
Cincinnati Limited, daily. 30 A. M
Arrives cincinnati 7.l6 A. M. st. Louii
$40 p. M. next day.
On icsgo and st. Louis Express,
q ToE IxNDEi;riBiE;Rii. 5 90 a. a. :n M
90 P. M, daily. $50 p. N. daily, except
Trains leave Market Street Station:
For Philadelphta 30 A. M, 8 50 A. NJ.
and a. p. NJ. daily. For Baltimore Q oc
A. M :, daily exoept Sunday. For Lsndsn.
r. M. daily except Sunday.
Through Tickets oan be secured and Sleep
ing car berths reserved by applying TO H.
u. Miller. agent, Delaware avenue depot.
W. INWIN, q. X. LORD.
Superintendent. 9onr Pass. Agent.
Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

Possession In most
cases in a short time.
All in good order and
well located.
Cheaper THAN
RENTING.
Call at office for fur
ther particulars.
HEAlO E. CO.,
Seventh l. Market SITS.
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Daily Republican., 1887-02-23

at IL O'Clock, .. N

4 head Of good work or driving ~
horses I colt, coming year old; Is III
head Of home-raised COWS. some fresh; three
nice heifers, good Durham bull, coming
TWO ycars cid; Z shoats, 50 pair chioksns.
Farming lmpie m snts: two-horse farm
wagons. In good order; 2 horse oarts, Bick
ford Hoffman phosphate drtll, ChampioE
reaper. moving machine, l corn mara or
horse rake, corn shelter, grain fan, hay cut
ter, market wagon, fsiling-top buggy,
no-top buggy, sic gh,s whelibarrow. two.
horse plo 90, pair double harfows, 8 Gu III
vAtors, grindstone. cross-cut saws, double
and single trees, wagon and pillow harness
dearborn harness, collars. brides, halters
COW chains, forks, shovsls, picks, grubbine
hoes post spades, rs grain bags, corn and
oats BY the bushel, potatoes by the bushel
lot OF berry cratos, lot of bean polee.
Dairy Fixtures: 3 large cana, small
oans, lot Of milk pans, butter ohurn.
Household Furniture feather beds
oeds.ead3, bureaus, tables, Wsshstapd,
stoves, chairs and many other articles TOT
numerous TO mention.
Conditions Of Sale: All sums Of $50 ant
uncer caeh, all over that amount credit Of
9months will DO given. by tho purcha sel
giving bsnkADle note with 81 proved on
dorSef. RJbEhT McFARLlN.
L. W. Stidhnm b Son, "A uctioneers.
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